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  1. I need Faciliate to study in Canada like paper & my job in Egypt

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  2. ya just wondering where is uoit?

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  3. Oshawa.

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  4. is the network security course at UOIT good ? need advise / feedback.

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  5. @shiva I’m a first year networking and security student at UOIT, I’m liking it a lot so far… The first year is defiantly networking oriented, the security aspect of the course doesn’t really come into play until third or fourth year, but so far I’m loving the program! If you think you’re interested in networking and security, I would defiantly suggest UOIT.

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  6. How come University of King’s College (Nova Scotia) is not on the list?

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  7. Is there a particular school or schools that are top rated in Education?

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  8. That is because King’s college is actually part of Dalhousie, similar to the relationship Huron has with Western, and St. Jerome’s with Waterloo.

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  9. As far as education is concurrent it depends if you are looking for concurrent (which i would not recommend but that is simply personal preference) or simply a Bachelor’s of Education. If you want concurrent though i would assume Queens would be the “highest” ranked, judging my the admission averages for it anyway. As far as getting hired is concerned though, and practical skills, nipissing seems to put out good teachers, regardless of what reputation surveys seem to say.

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  10. *I apologize the first time i say concurrent i meant to say concerned

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